The name of a small integer:

The name of a larger integer:

The name of an ordinal integer in German:

IntegerName converts negative integers and zero:

IntegerName threads itself over elements of lists:

Avoiding digits:

By default, a combination of digits and words would be used:

Get only the first few digits in the name:

Using only words:

A language can be specified:

It also works with entities:

Get the cardinal form:

Get the ordinal form:

A gender can be also specified:

The years can also be represented:

A country can be used to get local representations:

A writing script can be used to get alternate representations when available:

The default string type is "DigitsWords":

For very large integers, "DigitsWords" and "Words" fall back to approximate forms:

Interpreter can convert the output of IntegerName back to an integer:

IntegerString gives strings of digits in different bases:

These are suitable for further machine processing:

IntegerName gives human-readable strings:

Display the length of number names as a function of the size of the number:

Find the longest number names in the set of whole numbers less than 1000:

Find how similar are languages based on the number names:

Use Transliterate to normalize the writing script and ClusteringTree to find the relations: